Mid-Century Modern
Hall China Co. Autumn Leaf (or similar) brown ringed mixing/serving bowl, stamped 'MADE IN USA' on underside, mid-century American pottery
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Estate sale in Fort Worth, TX: Nov 30–Dec 3
Photos: Kitty Wade Estate Sales via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Mon, Nov 30 – Thu, Dec 3 · 9:00 AM–4:00 PM |
| Where | Fort Worth, TX 76114 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | Kitty Wade Estate Sales |
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Seven-day vintage sale from 63 years of collecting. Pictured are a cabinet of vintage circus toys, including tin litho circus wagons, Steiff-style bears, wind-up toys and circus pennants. There are also a bronze-finish carousel horse sculpture with painted flowers, vintage Pyrex bowls and Fire-King Tulip mixing bowls with milk glass, and a large collection of Fiesta dinnerware (butter dish, plates, cups, carafe, pitchers, teapots). A custard glass "Souvenir of Osceola, Tex." bowl is also shown.
Similar items listed ~$50 on eBay (asking prices, not sold)
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70 items identified in 52 of the listing photos.
- Hall China Co. Autumn Leaf (or similar) brown ringed mixing/serving bowl, stamped 'MADE IN USA' on underside, mid-century American pottery
- Hand-crocheted white afghan/throw with pink 3D crocheted rose and green leaf appliqué, granny-square style, likely mid-century vintage
- Lot of 5 orange-red plastic tumblers, vintage mid-century drinkware
- Vintage yellow plastic salt and pepper shaker set with white tops, Pepper and Salt labeled, mid-century
- Bronze figurative sculpture, limited edition numbered 8/100 (draped figure, artist unidentified)
- Bronze-finish carousel horse sculpture with painted flowers
- Vintage hand-painted white milk glass canister with clear lid, orange sun and purple flower motif, likely 1940s-1950s
- Vintage Pyrex bowls, Fire-King Tulip mixing bowls and milk glass
- Vintage Pyrex Primary Blue mixing bowl, mid-century nesting style
- Vintage Pyrex Primary Red mixing bowl, mid-century nesting style
- Aggie Bowling Ball vintage Texas A&M game in original box
- Wooden firkin bucket with brass band and vintage wooden rolling pins
- Texas Chili Que Sauce stoneware crock jar with glass lid
- Antique pine wall-mounted apothecary/spice cabinet with six small drawers and turned wooden knobs, primitive country style, likely late 19th to early 20th century
- Cabinet of vintage circus toys, tin wagons, bears and pennants
- Framed graphite pencil drawing of two boys by a weathered picket fence, signed by artist, black wood frame
- Framed vintage color print of three girls reading a book, signed Walther Firle (German, early 1900s reproduction)
- Genuine Fiesta navy blue ribbed art deco-style two-slice toaster with mirrored panel
- Hand-painted carousel horse with floral garland and saddle, resin/composite figure on wrought iron twisted pole stand, vintage-style
- Hand-painted wooden Humpty Dumpty egg figure on red brick wall base, vintage novelty figurine
- Lot of 4 vintage BB guns including Daisy Red Ryder lever-action models, one engraved 'Red Ryder'
- Lot of 8 vintage handmade quilts and quilt tops, 1930s-1940s patchwork including Dutch Doll, hexagon, and crazy quilt styles
- Lot of approx. 80 vintage hotel, casino, and advertising matchbooks in glass jar, incl. Stardust Las Vegas, River Inn Hunt Texas, and Hot Springs Arkansas
- Lot of vintage Applique kits in original plastic bags
- Lot of vintage Christmas figurines and ceramic holiday decor on shelves
- Vintage brass candelabra with twisted arms
- Lot of vintage Christmas figurines and holiday decor, including Santa figures
- Lot of hardcover and paperback books stacked on lower shelves
- Pair of blue cotton curtain panels with patchwork Double Wedding Ring quilt-style valance and gingham ruffled header, vintage 1980s-1990s country style
- Red-painted pressed-back wooden armchair with carved crest rail, upholstered arm pads and striped seat cushion, late 19th/early 20th century style (possibly Victorian or Eastlake-influenced)
- Vintage 'The Littles' Family blister card packaging with dollhouse artwork
- Vintage Tomy/Mattel 'The Littles' Family dollhouse figures in original box (Mom, Dad, and baby, Newco price sticker $5.99)
- Vintage 1960s Hanna-Barbera Bamm-Bamm Flintstones doll, vinyl with felt loincloth (likely Ideal)
- Vintage carousel horse with carved wood-style body, hand-painted floral garland and bridle, mounted on twisted brass-style pole and base
- Vintage hand-pieced patchwork quilt, Trip Around the World / Diamond in a Square style, cotton prints circa 1930s-1940s, pink sashing
- Vintage novelty coffee mug 'I Spend 8 Hours a Day Here, Do You Expect Me to Work?' with cartoon illustration, likely 1960s-70s office humor
- Vintage sleeping kitten plush figurine with pink satin bow, faux fur, realistic sleeping cat (likely Germany/Japan-style collectible)
- Vintage-style cast metal carousel horse with floral saddle and flower garland, mounted on twisted pole and scalloped base
- Amber Mother Goose nursery rhyme child's cup with handle, Indiana Glass 1970s
- Indiana Glass amber Mother Goose nursery rhyme child's bowl, 'Little Miss Muffet' 1970s
- Indiana Glass amber Mother Goose nursery rhyme divided child's plate, 'Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid' 1970s
- Cabinet of Fiesta-style cobalt and colored dinnerware
- Clear pressed glass basket with applied handle, fan/feather-pattern rim, possibly Depression era or Imperial/Indiana-style reproduction
- Custard glass Souvenir of Osceola, Tex. bowl
- Fiesta carafe, teapots, pitchers and serving pieces
- Fiesta dinnerware with butter dish, plates and cups
- Green glazed ceramic teapot or pitcher on dark shelf, possibly jadeite-style
- Hamilton Beach glass jar countertop blender, white base
- KitchenAid Pro bowl-lift stand mixer, white, with stainless steel bowl and wire whip
- NutriBullet silver personal blender with cups
- White food processor with clear bowl, possibly Hamilton Beach
- Hand-lettered cream stoneware popcorn bowl with blue sponged rim, 'Gimme That Popcorn' script, likely Robinson Ransbottom-style or similar American pottery
- Handcrafted seashell figurine of a top-hat-wearing bird/creature made from conch, scallop, and turban shells with glass googly eyes
- Lot of 10 Homer Laughlin Fiesta dinnerware in lilac, yellow, red, and green, mixed plates and bowls
- Lot of 24 Homer Laughlin Fiesta dinnerware pieces in peach/apricot, plates, saucers, cups, and bowls
- Lot of 4 Homer Laughlin Fiesta black mugs
- Lot of 2 empty Bulleit Bourbon Frontier Whiskey glass bottles 750ml with orange labels
- Lot of 4 handmade crocheted and knit afghan throw blankets in mint green chunky knit, pastel multicolor popcorn stitch, red, and navy
- Lot of approx. 14 Homer Laughlin Fiesta lime green dinnerware pieces (dinner plates, saucers, cup, platter, bowls)
- Lot of approx. 6 Homer Laughlin Fiesta periwinkle blue cups and saucers
- Lot of approx. 8 Homer Laughlin Fiesta cobalt blue dinnerware pieces (plates, cup, saucers)
- Lot of approx. 8 Homer Laughlin Fiesta rose/peach dinnerware pieces (plates, cups, saucers)
- Lot of assorted craft supplies in plastic bins: beads, buttons, sewing notions, and ribbon
- White unglazed ceramic bisque cherub figurine, paint-ready craft piece
- Lot of Christmas village and holiday figurines on wooden shelves, various makers
- NutriBullet personal blender with tall clear Tritan cup and extractor blade, brushed gold/champagne finish
- Orange tabby cat plush with white chest, sleeping pose, possibly Russ Berrie or similar realistic plush
- Philadelphia Toboggan Company carousel component with engraved maker's mark
- Vaseline (uranium) opalescent glass bowl with beaded edge and gold hand-painted decoration, glowing under UV light, likely early 20th century American pressed glass
- White enamelware plate with red rim, black-and-white family photo transfer and 'family LEGACY' decal
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